San Francisco (USA)
Scary0
Novato (USA)
Very short lived rumble rumble. Nothing moved. I was sitting next to the back door and never got up to leave. 0
Vacaville (USA)
Bed shook for a few seconds0
San Francisco (USA)
All people felt mild shaking. But, no objects swayed. Shake felt mainly vertical. Attached is screens hots from personal seismometer in basement near outer sunset, San Francisco.0
Fremont (USA)
Definite shaking. Lasted 5 to 10 seconds.0
Fremont (USA)
Loud pop I think0
Fremont (USA)
This seems like a big one. Very strong jolt felt and saw the whole house shake very bad with every wall around me shaking violently and tv and pictures dancing and windows blinds making so much noise for about 10 seconds. I was awake and sitting and immediately ran outside and a few neighbors were also in state of shock but not everyone has gone inside. Looked like a strong wake up call0
Fremont (USA)
Strong jolt that shook the house and then barely perceptible rolling. Very brief here.0
Fremont (USA)
Felt a sudden jolt. Scary.0
USA
I strongly felt this shake, and it lasted for a pretty long time for an earthquake. My dog didn’t really freak out beforehand (he was sound asleep) and I didn’t even get out of bed.0
Napa (USA)
Felt in Napa. Scared the heck out of my cat0
San Anselmo (USA)
Good fast shakes about 3-5 seconds in length0
Napa (USA)
Loud0
San Anselmo (USA)
I heard some tapping for a few seconds before the furniture, then room started to shake. It wasn’t frightening, but was bigger than any I’ve felt since Loma Prieta.0
Daly City (USA)
Kinda fun0
Fremont (USA)
Just 2 seconds-3
Newark (USA)
Heard my bathroom wall shaking!0
Vacaville (USA)
Shaking on our bed.0
Fremont (USA)
Definite rocking. Platform bed creaking. Lasted several seconds, and waited to determine if it was going to increase enough in intensity to take precautions. 0
Vacaville (USA)
Bed shook pretty good for a moment.0
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